Formative 3 by Anna Chromcak

Formative 3 by Anna Chromcak https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv Formative 3 Write a claim (i.e. Padlet) with evidence about how the Connecticut Plan (The Great Compromise) broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention. en-us 2018-01-23 17:45:46 UTC 2026-01-21 16:03:58 UTC hello@padlet.com Amanda Bechtlofft https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224212986 The Connecticut Plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention because it took parts of both plans to make both sides satisfied. The Connecticut plan had three branches of government, the Legislature, Executive , and the Judicial. Both the VIrginia and the New Jersey plan had three branches of government. Each state got two votes no matter the size and each state had one representative. They created a bicameral congress with House of Representatives and the Senate. The House of Representatives was determined by the population. And the senate, each state got two votes.]]> 2018-01-24 14:05:36 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224212986 Kelly Kearns https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213097 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional convention. At the Constitutional convention they compromised ideas from both sides. The Connecticut plan had three branches of government the, Legislative, Executive, and the Judicial. The constitution could only be changed if 3/4 of the states agreed to do it. The Great Compromise was bicameral (2 houses) of congress. Each state would get 2 votes no matter what size that the state was. ]]> 2018-01-24 14:05:47 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213097 Emily Lane 0197257 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213100 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock, by coming up with a plan that made both sides satisfied. The Compromise and made sure that it still let every state have it's freedom. They also made sure that everyone was elected fairly and they all had an equal chance. With that they created a bi-cameral congress.They made The House of Representative's and the Senate.When voting for the House of Representative's it was determined by population, but when voting for the Senate, each state got 2 votes. This is what The Great Compromise did to break the gridlock. ]]> 2018-01-24 14:05:48 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213100 ROLAND TRZNADEL https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213153 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock by making everything equal and fair for both sides which is the Virginia plan and the New Jersey plan. The way the Great Compromise solved everything was by putting some ideas from Virginia plan and some ideas from New Jersey plan into one plan which is called the Connecticut plan. The Connecticut plan had ideas like 3 branches, 2 houses of congress, two votes per state, had senate and house of reps, and more. ]]> 2018-01-24 14:05:55 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213153 Tristin Tavolino https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213194 The connecticut plan broke the gridlock in the constitutional convention by taking some of both of the Virginia plan and the New jersey plan and putting the in one document. The connecticut plan consist of 2 chambers, and 3 branches.]]> 2018-01-24 14:06:00 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213194 Sean Hollendoner https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213211 The connecticut plan or Great Compromise broke the gridlock at the constitutional convention by giving both sides a little bit of what they wanted from each plan combining to form an agreement among the two. One piece of evidence for this was the two houses. The smaller states with the New Jersey plan wanted one representative per state while the bigger states with the Virginia plan wanted the number of representatives proportional by population. In the compromise, the senate got 2 votes or representatives no matter what which the small states were happy about. In the second house, The house of representatives, the number of representatives was proportional by state population benefitting the large states. This shows that both states got each of their benefits from the plan. Both plans also agreed on the 3 branches of government. This helped greatly because they both wanted this original and the both got it.

]]> 2018-01-24 14:06:02 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213211 Maria Kovar https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213218 The Connecticut Plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention when delegates started to agree and come together to make both sides happy. It took some months for the delegates to start agreeing with each other and making a decision. It made sure that each state was equally represented and made sure everyone still had freedom. From that the house of representatives and senate were created. When voting for the House of representatives, each state got two votes.]]> 2018-01-24 14:06:03 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213218 Nathan Abdullah https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213230 The Connecticut broke the grid lock at the constitutional convention because each state got to votes, and 1 representative, there was two house of congress so it is bicameral.They combined the virginia plan, and the New Jersey plan.]]> 2018-01-24 14:06:04 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213230 Alec Dennis https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213254 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock In the constitutional convention by adding in things from both of the other plans so they will agree and so both plans will combine and they will benefit from.]]> 2018-01-24 14:06:07 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213254 Matt V 0191653 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213267 The Connecticut Plan the gridlocks at the constitutional convention because it took parts of both plans and put it together to make one fair plan. It had one house of congress(BiCamral). The plan made it so each state got 2 votes and each state would get 1 representative. The plan would help out the smaller states by giving them equal power of the larger states. And in the Connecticut Plan they made it so the large population states wouldn't have all the reps they wanted. The plan also gave each state three branches of government.]]> 2018-01-24 14:06:08 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213267 Connor King https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213315 The Connecticut Plan/The Great Compromise broke the gridlock at the constitutional convention by making an amazing compromise. This compromise would settle the arguments over the New Jersey Plan and the Virginia Plan. This compromise would construct our constitution. This compromise took parts from both the New Jersey Plan and the Virginia Plan so people would agree. The Connecticut Plan had three branches of government legislative, executive ,and the judicial. Two legislative houses or Bicameral, and lastly larger population gives you more reps.]]> 2018-01-24 14:06:14 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213315 Olivia Jotautas https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213393 The Connecticut Plan (the great compromise) broke the grid lock at the Constitutional Convention by agreeing on ideas from both sides of the argument. They made it so that the bigger states and the smaller states could compromise on more things.
Ideas from Virginia- Two Houses/ chambers, Reps are repersted by the population in that state.
Ideas from New Jersey- Gets two votes no matter what/each state gets two senators.
They also both agreed on having 3 branches. ]]> 2018-01-24 14:06:23 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213393 Aneta Turza https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213399 The connecticut plan was a plan that was the new jersey plan and virginia plan mixed together. So they have to compromise to get everything from the small states and the large states in the plan.
So the idea´s from Virginia was the 2 branches, houses of rep are numbered of votes.Then the new jersey the senate got two votes.So there was idea´s from both it was an compromise.]]> 2018-01-24 14:06:24 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213399 Carson Elko https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213552 The Great Compromise broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention by making a compromise including ideas from both the New Jersey Plan and the Virginia Plan. It was the second and final attempt to write a document to govern the US. The New Jersey Plan wanted each state to have one vote and the Virginia plan wanted the representatives based on the population of each individual state. To compromise, it was decided that each state would get two representative votes, no matter what. We still follow this Constitution today.]]> 2018-01-24 14:06:42 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213552 Delilah Maldonado https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213676 The great compromise or the Connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the constitutional convention by compromising and taking parts of both the Virginia and New Jersey plan and making the constitution. The plan had 2 houses/chambers, each state would treat each other equally, they would have 3 branches, laws could be changed only if 3/4 of the states agreed, federal laws would be superior to state laws, and each state would get 2 representatives.]]> 2018-01-24 14:06:57 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213676 Danielle Scumaci https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213706 The Connecticut Plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention by compromising. They agreed that Congress would be divided into two chambers, the Senate and House of Representatives. In the Senate each state gets two votes no matter what size it is. In the House of Representatives, the more people a state has, the more votes it gets. They also compromised on having 3 branches and a Bicameral house. ]]> 2018-01-24 14:07:01 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213706 grace murdock https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213724 The connecticut plan aka The Great Compromise, broke the gridlock by making everything cut in half. They
took some things from the Virginia plan and the New Jersey Plan. Things such as Bicameral, each state gets two votes no matter the size, Favored both big and small states with some actions, Three branches of Gov (Leg. Ex. Jud.), Reps determined by population. I believe this is the best way of compromising in the end, they take ideas from both plans and combine them together making both sides of conflict happy.

]]> 2018-01-24 14:07:03 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213724 Stone https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213758 The Connecticut Plan broke the Gridlock at the constitotional convention by compromising ideas from both sides of the arguments.

Ideas from Virginia
* 2 branches
* House of reps Are numbered by the population of the states

Ideas from New Jersey
* senate gets two votes

Ideas from both/Connecticut
* Three branches of government ]]> 2018-01-24 14:07:07 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213758 Daniel Irace https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213781 The Connecticut Plan broke the gridlock making everyone and everything equal .For each state, they got two representative no matter their size or population. When it came to slavery, the south wanted the slave counted as for their population is 2/3 of slaves as for the north didn't want them counted because they didn't have much slaves at all. So when it came to the The Great Compromise, they agree to have each slave count as 3/5 of a free person. When they want the house the Virginia Plan want two for the population while the New Jersey plan only wanted one. So in the compromise, they stick with the Virginia plan and had two.]]> 2018-01-24 14:07:09 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224213781 Brody Miller https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224214136 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention by making everything equal. An example of this is how the Connecticut plan gave each states 2 senators. That part of the government was from New Jerseys plan, because they wanted the votes not to be judged. Virginia's part was that the amount of representatives was based on state population.]]> 2018-01-24 14:07:51 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224214136 Raelynne https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224214205 The Connecticut plan or The Great Compromise broke the gridlock by, solving what needed to be solved. It was Bicameral, and still had two votes per states. But by also taking things from the Virginia plan and the New Jersey plan. Making it equal for both sides.]]> 2018-01-24 14:07:58 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224214205 Liz Morley https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224214538 The connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the constitutional convention by bringing both the plans and put them together.It had three branches of government such as the Legislative,Judicial,and Executive .It als had that states had to treat citizens from other states the same as their own.]]> 2018-01-24 14:08:39 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224214538 Alex Witbrod https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248046 The Connecticut Plan solved the debates between small states and large states. This was done by taking a little bit of the Virginia Plan and a little bit of the New Jersey Plan and forming a new deal from that. The Connecticut plan had the three branches of government but divided the house of congress into two sets. The House of Representative and the Senate. This deal made it fair for large states and small states.]]> 2018-01-24 15:04:53 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248046 Maddi Kalinski https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248076 The Great Compromise, aka the Connecticut Plan was the thing that broke the long argument between those who supported the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan. Like the name says, it was a compromise between people that included ideas from both of the plans that still holds strong in our government today. People who supported the opposite plans made sacrifices in order to make the new Plan, and both parties were equally supported because of this. Here are the basics:

1-- Congress is divided into two chambers; House of Representatives + Senate

2--Each state got two votes regardless of their population size, which favored small states and was an idea from the New Jersey Plan

3--Not all of the states had to agree in order to make edits to the constitution, unlike the A. O. C

4--Bicameral

5--More representation for those with large population]]> 2018-01-24 15:04:55 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248076 Dillon Labno https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248198 The Connecticut Plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention by meeting in the middle of both of the New Jersey and Virginia plans. The Great Compromise combined these two plans creating our current legislature with two houses, one based on population and elected by the people and the other house allowing two senators per state being appointed by state legislatures. They wanted to give the plans both something that they could have good information about both of the plans. ]]> 2018-01-24 15:05:09 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248198 McKinley McManus https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248353 The Connecticut Plan, also known as the Great Compromise, broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention by giving both sides a little of what they want. For example, there are 2 houses in Congress; the House of Representatives and the Senate. The House of Representatives is based off of population, so if your state has a large population, the more representation you get in the House of Representatives. satisfying the supporters of the Virginia Plan, while the other house, the Senate, gives each state 2 votes, satisfying the supporters of the New Jersey Plan. The people who supported the Virginia plan were from larger states, and they thought they should get more power. The delegates who supported the New Jersey plan were from smaller states, and they thought everything should be equally based so no one state has more power than the other, Supporters of both plans agreed that there should be three branches of government: legislative, executive, and judicial. This was also included in the Connecticut Plan to give supporters of both plans something they both agreed on. ]]> 2018-01-24 15:05:25 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248353 Luke Wallace https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248361 The Connecticut Plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention by taking some ideas from the Virginia plan and some from the New Jersey plan and forming and equal fair share between the two. An example the house or representatives and the senate were ideas the New Jersey plan and the Virginia plan that were put together. ]]> 2018-01-24 15:05:26 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248361 Anna Swenson https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248398 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the constitutional by compromising and using some parts of the Virginia plan and some parts of the New Jersey plan.
First of all it had two branches of Legislature, the Senate and the House of Representatives. This idea came from the Virginia plan. In the Senate each state got 2 votes which is an idea from the New Jersey plan and benefits smaller states. In the house of Representatives the amount of reps was based n the population of the state. This idea came from the Virginia plan and supports larger states. Also the Connecticut plan had 3 branches of government which both plans wanted. In conclusion because of these 2 reasons and many more the Connecticut plan compromised and broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention.]]> 2018-01-24 15:05:30 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248398 Reagan Russell https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248513 The Conneticut plan was a compromise between the Virginia plan and the New Jersey plan. The Conneticut plan took things from both plans to create our constitution today. We have two houses which came from the Virginia plan. Everyone gets two representitives in the senate, this favored the small states comming from the New Jersey plan. In the House of Reps. you get a different number of reps based on population, this came from the Virginia plan. This is what our current government is today. This plan was presented by Roger Sherman. This plan has other names such as the great comprimise or the Conneticut compromise.]]> 2018-01-24 15:05:40 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248513 Cameron Wehn 0198731 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248568 The Connecticut Plan broke the gridlock between the large and small states in many ways. Firstly, it had 3 Branches of government which was about the only thing that the large and small states could agree on. It had 2 chambers in the government, the Senate and House of Representatives. The Senate had 2 votes for each state, coming from the New Jersey Plan. The House of Representatives was based on population, coming from the Virginia Plan. ]]> 2018-01-24 15:05:45 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248568 Mia Berardi https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248577 The Connecticut Plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention by taking ideas from both the Virginia and New Jersey plans. For example, in the Connecticut Plan, it has 3 branches of government which satisfied both sides. It also gives each state 2 votes, which supported the New Jersey plan. It has two houses in government which support the Virginia plan. As you can tell, the Connecticut plan was a plan that satisfied both sides. ]]> 2018-01-24 15:05:45 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248577 Emily Galassi https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248603 The great compromise(Connecticut plan) broke the gridlock at the constitutional convention by making mostly everything equal. Part of the plan was to give each state two senators.Regardless of the population size! Also, it helped both sides of argument settle and avoided conflict between the two sides. But both sides, the Virginia, and the New Jersey side both wanted three branches of goverment. So thats what they got! ]]> 2018-01-24 15:05:47 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248603 Danny Militello https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248703 The Great Compromise, or the Connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention by making an agreement between the two state's plans. They made an agreement by mixing the plans together to have a strong base of government that supports both big and small states. The two states wanted 3 branches of government, so that was kept, but most opinions were complete opposite. Virginia wanted 2 houses of congress as New Jersey wanted one house. They made a compromise that each state gets 2 representatives to vote in the Senate and the number of population was dependent for the number of votes in the house of Representatives.]]> 2018-01-24 15:05:54 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248703 Talia Tommasi https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248786 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional convention. The Connecticut plan took ideas from both plans to satisfy both parties. For example, the New Jersey plan wanted equality for every state to have an equal amount of votes in congress, In the Connecticut, Senate has two votes per state. The Virginia Plan wanted 2 houses and the Connecticut plan has 2 houses. ]]> 2018-01-24 15:06:00 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248786 Luke Dudney https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248791 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the constitutional convention by compromising and putting both plans together. One example of how they did this is by giving each state only two senators , which would favor the small states. But the Representatives per state is based on the population, which would favor the larger states. By giving both sides a little bit of what they want they agreed to make the Connecticut plan their official document for government]]> 2018-01-24 15:06:00 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248791 Natalie Marij https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248795 The Great compromise also known as the Connecticut plan broke the gridlock by taking ideas from both side to come up with one idea that satisfied both sides. This great compromise would settle the argument over having the Virginia or the New Jersey plan. For example congress was divided into 2 chambers, the senate and the house of representatives. When voting for senate each state gets 2 votes no matter what the size. These were both ideas or favored the virginia plan/smaller states. However when voting for the house of representatives the more people a state has, the more votes. This was something that favored the larger states. Both sides wanted 3 branches of government. So, they took ideas from both of the sides and came up with one, equal, effective government. ]]> 2018-01-24 15:06:00 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248795 Payton salomon https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248861 The Great Compromise (The Connectiut plan) broke the gridlock at the constittional convention.The Great compromise was made up of both Virginia plan and The New Jersey plan.The congress was divided into 2 chambers which were the senate and the House of representatives.The senate was 2 votes no matter the size that favored the smaller states.The house have fovored the larger states because their's was based on population.There were three branches of government they were the legeslature,judicial ,and executive.Te plan also included that all citizens are treted equally.This compromise satisfied both sides the were both happy but they most likely didn't get everything they wanted on both sides.]]> 2018-01-24 15:06:05 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248861 Michael Hernandez 0191232 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248878 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock by making a compromise between the Virginia plan and the New Jersey plan. The delegates couldn't decide on which plan to use so they took some things from one plan and other things from the other plan. They used the Connecticut plan in the constitution. ]]> 2018-01-24 15:06:07 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248878 Logan Staubus https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248960 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the constitutional convention by combining elements of the Virginia and New Jersey plan. One theme that was in both of the plans was the concept of three branches of government, so the Connecticut plan had three branches. Now the issue of representation. The plan split congress into two parts. The senate and the house of representatives. The senate had 2 senators per state, regardless of the population. This favored the New Jersey plan and smaller states. The House of Reps was based on population, favoring the Virginia plan and smaller states. ]]> 2018-01-24 15:06:12 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224248960 Jaclyn Shoudis https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224249073 The Connecticut Plant broke the gridlock by compromising between the two states, hints why it's called the "Great Compromise". They took parts of the Virginia plan like two branches of congress and in those two branches the house of representative, which based the vote number by population size, favors the larger states, like Virginia. They also took things from the New Jersey Plan like in the two branches there is the Senate, where every state gets two votes no matter what size, which favors the smaller states like New Jersey. They also have to treat all the citizens the same in every state . In the end both sides were happy with the new government and thus broke the gridlock.]]> 2018-01-24 15:06:24 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224249073 Brett Macedon 0198303 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224249253 2018-01-24 15:06:41 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224249253 Nathan https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224249308 The Great compromise broke the gridlock at the constitutional convention by taking ideas from both the Virginia plan, and the New Jersey plan.
Ideas from the virginia plan:
{2 houses of congress(bicameral)
{The house of representatives is numbered by the state population.
New jersey plan:
The senate gets only 2 votes per state.
Both plans agreed on having 3 branches of govenment ]]> 2018-01-24 15:06:47 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224249308 Michael pouliot 0197346 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224249316 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock between states and helped them compromise.They wanted each state to be satisfied. Each state had two representatives or senates and had two votes.They both took ideas from the New jersey plan and the Virginia plan.If the larger states had a bigger population they would have a advantage but the small states didn't. Virginia wanted the Virginia plan because they had two houses.Also new jersey wanted the new jersey plan because they thought it was better.And gave more votes based on population.]]> 2018-01-24 15:06:47 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224249316 Andrew Custodio https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224249352 The Connecticut Plan was a compromise between the large and small states which broke the gridlock. It did this by putting the Virginia plan and the New Jersey Plan. The Connecticut plan was divided into two chambers the senate and the house of representatives. In the Senate each state gets two votes no matter the size, which was favored by the smaller states. But the House of Representatives gave more votes based on the population of the state. That is the compromise between the two plans.]]> 2018-01-24 15:06:51 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224249352 Liam Carey https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224250004 The Great compromise also known as the Connecticut plan broke the gridlock between the two states. It took ideas from both sides. For example they created the senate were each state gets two votes and they created the house of representatives and each state had votes depending on their population ]]> 2018-01-24 15:07:55 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224250004 Belle Zogby https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224251411 The Great Compromise broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention because the delegates were able to move on from the agreement. If all the delegates kept arguing over the Virginia plan and the New Jersey plan, eventually, the delegates would all end up quitting. The Compromise helped them move on from that argument and start something new.]]> 2018-01-24 15:10:22 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224251411 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224255269 2018-01-24 15:16:43 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224255269 Bianca Barbera https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224365717 The connecticut plan was a compromise with the small and large states that brock the gridlock.It took both ideas from the Virginia plan and New jersey plan.This was divided into chambers.The senate and the house of Reps.The house of representatives were able to vote based on population. The senate each state were able to get one vote . Since they compromised they formed a new government using both plans.This helped them to stop arguing and start something new by compromising. ]]> 2018-01-24 18:19:40 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224365717 Anthony Szczurowski 0195044 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224365782 The Great Compromise helped break the gridlock when it took some things form both the New Jersey plan and the Virginia plan. For example the plan has 3 branches, has all equal power, and 2 houses of
congress.
All states our required to treat citizens from other states as citizens,

¾ of the states must agree to change the constitution, and

Federal laws are superior to state laws.

]]> 2018-01-24 18:19:46 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224365782 Ryan Hendershott https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224365812 The Great compromise is very important it broke the problems between the large and small states that could be known as a gridlock. They had to make a compromise this was called the connecticut compromise the compromise gave the people elected senators which in term there were 2 houses of legislature the senate every state gets two votes and the house of representatives which is based off population and there is judges which is elected by the legislature which is elected by the rep. this means that there was a chain leading to the people. This means there is finally a government run by the people this is the compromise that broke the gridlock at the constitutional convention.]]> 2018-01-24 18:19:50 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224365812 Paulina Gal https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224365917 The connecticut plan was a compromise between the Virginia and New Jersey plan. It took ideas from both of the plans and made a new one that satisfied both the small and large states. It had three branches of government which was one thing the two plan had in common. It was also bicameral, which means it had two houses the senate and house of representatives. In the senate they got two votes per state and the house of representatives it depended on population. ]]> 2018-01-24 18:20:01 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224365917 Jack Crispo https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224365957 The Connecticut Plan ( The Great Compromise) broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention because they compromised. They took ideas from the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan. Since they compromised they formed a new government using both the of what Virginia Plan offered and what the New Jersey Plan offered. For example both of the plans could not agree on the House of Representatives and the Senate. They compromised so that both of the plans got what they wanted. The plans weren't that happy that not everything was about their plan but there was enough to make them less angry. That is how the Connecticut Plan broke the gridlock.]]> 2018-01-24 18:20:06 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224365957 Kajus Vysniauskas https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224365976 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock by making them go forward on making the Constitution.This happened when connecticut made a compromise of the Virginia plan and the New Jersey plan. The Connecticut Compromise put together the ideas of both plans so that both plans would some what have what they wanted.They both wanted three branches of government so that was not a problem, and then New Jersey got it´s side in representation of population. But also Virginia got two houses of Legislature(senate and house of reps.).]]> 2018-01-24 18:20:07 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224365976 Chris Zvirbulis https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366128 The Great Compromise broke the gridlock at the Constitutional convention by have something that most delegates agreed with. The Compromise did that by taking pieces from both plans and putting them together so, both sides can agree. After the compromise, nobody was stuck in a gridlock anymore.]]> 2018-01-24 18:20:24 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366128 Bella Kedryna https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366135 The Great Compromise (Connecticut Plan) broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention by taking ideas from both plans (Virgingia and New Jersey) and making a compromise. They took the idea from the New Jersey Plan which was number of representatives based on equality and make that the Senate. This was that each state gets 2 votes no matter what size. They took the idea from the Virginia Plan which was number of representatives based on populatiion and made the House of Representatives. The more people a state has the more votes it gets. Both plans wanted 3 branches of government so that stayed the same. The Great Compromise decided to be Bi-Cameral.]]> 2018-01-24 18:20:25 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366135 Lielany Quiroz https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366183 The Great Compromise ( Connecticut Plan) broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention because a little bit of Virginia's plan and a little of New jersey's plan was put together to make a compromise. For example, both of the states were satisfied with having 3 branches of government and for each state to have 2 votes no matter what size. In order for the Constitution to be changed 3/4 of the states have to agree. This compromise is still used today.]]> 2018-01-24 18:20:31 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366183 Courtney Schwarz https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366243 The Great Compromise broke the gridlock at the Convention because they took a little bit of Virginia and New Jersey Plans and made a compromise. The compromise took a lot of time and arguing but they ended up making a great compromise. The new government was very sucessful and is being used today. The Great compromise has 3 branches. Each state got one vote. Number of representatives is based on population of state. The Articles cannot be changed unless all states agree. The Constitution can be changed if at least 3/4 of the states agree. In the Legislative Branch there is two houses the House of Representatives and the Senate.

]]> 2018-01-24 18:20:37 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366243 Aaron Jankauskas https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366346 The gridlock as broken when they compromised and worked together and when they used both Virginia plan and the new Jersey plan to make a new government.Adding their ideas they have two votes per state and 3 branches of government.That's how their gridlock went away.]]> 2018-01-24 18:20:47 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366346 Nate Wrublik https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366404 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention by combining both the Virginia and New Jersey plans to create a compromise. One plan that they both had was three branches of government. One problem was the representatives. The plan split congress into two parts, the senate and the house of representatives. Each state got two senates.]]> 2018-01-24 18:20:53 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366404 Aubrey Elwood https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366637 The Great Compromise is very important because the the great compromise broke the gridlock at the constitution convention by making a compromise. This compromise took lots of time and there was lots of arguing going on. They took some of Virginia's plan and New jersey's plan and put them together. SO not one side would have to much power because it's like getting half of each! So it maid it equal to take somethings from each plan. ]]> 2018-01-24 18:21:15 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366637 Lilly Dudney https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366663 The Connecticut Plan broke the gridlock at the Convention because of the compromising they did between the large and small states. An example of them compromising was, say if each states got 2 reps. each, it would be fair and reasonable for the small states because they have less people to defend for but for the large states they need more then 2 reps. because of them having more people they will also have more ideas that they need defending for. From this they had to compromise and take parts from both sides to make an equal and good plan that will benefit both sides.]]> 2018-01-24 18:21:18 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366663 David Shields https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366734 The great compromise (also known as the Connecticut plan) broke the grid lock because it finally cleared up which plan to chose for the constitution.I can prove this because when this plan was presented,it used some of the New Jersey plan and some of the Virginia plan.They also kept the things that both the plans agreed on. Like three branches of government.The great compromise made the constitution finally finish when it was agreed upon.It also was equal for both the large and small.Which was a big issue.They also made two houses. The house of representative and the senate.]]> 2018-01-24 18:21:27 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366734 Adam Malley https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366888 The great compromise broke the gridlock at the constitutional convention by helping the large and small states. they took both ideas from the virginia plan and new jersey plan and put them together so half of the ideas new jesey wanted and half of the ideaa virginia wanted to reach an agreement. ]]> 2018-01-24 18:21:43 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366888 Lukas Rabianski 0195606 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366897 The Connecticut plan was created to break the gridlock in the Constitutional Convention. This plan made it even and fair for both small and large states. This is also considered as the Great Compromise. It took ideas from the Virginia plan and the New Jersey plan. Since both plans already had three branches, it kept that. It was Bicameral, which means it had two houses of Congress. They made it that each state gets 1 vote. The Three branches consisted of the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branches. ]]> 2018-01-24 18:21:45 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224366897 Ruby Martinez https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224367202 The Connecticut Plan broke the gridlock by Compromise.They had gotten ideas rom both New Jersey and Virginia and combined it both together. They had compromised to have three branches in total. (Leg., Jud.,And ex.) They had also chosen to have 2 houses of congress. Every single state got 2 senators, and that favored small states. But the number of reps. was based on the population. The legislative branch was supposed to have 2 chambers. So in total that compromise just helped them start and make something new. ]]> 2018-01-24 18:22:13 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224367202 Kolton Shoup https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224367463 The great compromise (connecticut plan) broke the grid lock because at the Constitutional Convention because they took parts of the Virginia plan an the New Jersey plan and they put it together. The reason they call it the connecticut plan was because the person who made it was from connecticut. The compromise took a long time almost a year but after all the arguing and debating they came up with a result. The reason why it took so long was because the to plan wanted there size state to have it there way and the men were very stubborn. The large states wanted it to be based on population and the small states wanted every state to only have two votes.]]> 2018-01-24 18:22:43 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224367463 Noah Mandra https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224367842 The great compromise or the Connecticut plan, was the plan to compromise the two plans that were offered to the convention, the Virginia plan and the New Jersey plan. A little bit of both plans were put into the great compromise, such as each state getting two representatives, having two houses of legislature, and having three branches of government. This plan eventually lead to be part of our constitution which is why it broke the gridlock on the constitutional convention. ]]> 2018-01-24 18:23:25 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224367842 Juliette Reyes https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224368168 The Great Compromise broke the gridlock because the 2 sides of the convention-big and small states-finally came to an agreement. This created The Connecticut plan. The Connecticut plan was that every state gets 2 votes. ]]> 2018-01-24 18:24:00 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224368168 Tareq Zayyad https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224368896 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention by having some of the Virginia and New Jersey plan. They put 3 branches which were the Executive, Judicial, and Legislative. They also added the 2 houses, House of Reps and the Senate (each state got 2 senators). ]]> 2018-01-24 18:25:18 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224368896 Amir Sakiri https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224369125 The Great Compromise broke the gridlock in the constitutional convention by taking a little of both sides and combining them two to make a compromise. The Connecticut Plan had things that benefited the the large states and the small states. The large states wanted the amount of representation to be based on population. The small states wanted the representation to be equal. So then the great compromise made two houses. One house was the House Of Representation which is representation is based on population of a state. Then the other house was the Senate which each state had 2 senates which benefited the the small states. That is only one of the many ways that the Great compromise benefited both plans.]]> 2018-01-24 18:25:44 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224369125 Emily Griffin https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224369251 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the constitutional convention by helping the large and small states compromise. The large and small states were fighting over how many representatives each state had. The large states thought it was fair that they get more representatives because they had a bigger population than the smaller states. But, the smaller states that it was fair that everyone only gets one representative. So, the Connecticut plan helped New Jersey and Virginia with the conflict that they were in. They both wanted something that favored their size state. The Connecticut plan was very important in helping them compromise and get what they both wanted.]]> 2018-01-24 18:25:59 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224369251 0195044 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224373058 2018-01-24 18:32:55 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224373058 Bartek Szaflarski 0195092 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402105 The Great Compromise helped break the gridlock by taking two of the plans and turning them into one. Some parts of the New Jersey Plan added, but not all. Some parts of the Virginia plan was added too. Which made the Connecticut plan or The Great Compromise. Not every got what they wanted, but later everyone agreed to it. The Great Compromise was Bicameral, Reps were based on population, had three branches, Executive, Judicial, Legislative, and each state gets 2 senators and 2 votes.]]> 2018-01-24 19:23:00 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402105 miguel pereda https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402225 connecticut had a good plan to make vergina and new jersey happy. connecticut made the decision to join the two plans into one. they had three branches,each state gets two votes, 2 houses of congress, each senate gets to votes]]> 2018-01-24 19:23:13 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402225 AJ Heeg https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402287 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention, because it took ideas from both the Virginia plan and the New Jersey plan (compromise). One example of this is, they took the idea from both plans of having 3 branches of government ( legislative, judicial, executive).]]> 2018-01-24 19:23:19 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402287 Nina O. Kulchytsky https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402362 The Great Compromise, also known as the Connecticut Plan, broke the gridlock by simply trying to please both sides of the argument (The supporters of the Virginia Plan, and the supporters of the New Jersey Plan). They carefully took some things out of each plan, and then threw out the other ideas, creating a compromise that seemed to please both sides enough to get them to stop fighting so they could make progress and continue on.]]> 2018-01-24 19:23:27 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402362 Kaitlyn Canale https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402366 The Great Compromise, also known as the Connecticut plan, was a compromise between the two plans at the Constitutional Convention, The Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan, The Great Compromise had 3 branches of government which both The Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan wanted. One of the biggest things that was argued about at the convention was representation. The Virginia Plan wanted representation to be if your population was larger than that state had more representation on the government. The Virginia Plan wanted representation to be that each state has one vote no matter what the size. to fix this the connecticut plan was made. it had 3 branches of government ,because both ]]> 2018-01-24 19:23:27 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402366 Antonio Garcia https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402449 It help combine the ideas of both plans to help get the states to agree on something]]> 2018-01-24 19:23:34 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402449 Camryn Caruso. https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402506 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional convention by taking things from both plans and making a whole new one. Many representatives were conflicted on having one house or two in congress, but the Connecticut plan solved that by deciding to have two, Senate and the House of reps. The representatives also had a hard time deciding on how reps should be allowed. The bicameral congress helped and the # of representatives was chosen by population for the house of reps while the senate had two senators for each state. In the end, without the Connecticut plan, America wouldn't be the same. ]]> 2018-01-24 19:23:40 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402506 Nick Smyth https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402567 The Great Compromise brock the gridlock by everyone compromising to find the best choice for a government. So everyone had different ideas and they narrowed the big ones down to smaller ones so everyone could agree on it. IN order to do that they had the Virginia plan which was bicameral, larger states have more reps, legislative can control trade, three branches of gov., house of reps. was elected by the people, and the senate was elected by the state legislator. But the New Jersey plan had each state gets one vote, had three branches of government, could levy taxes, unicameral, and raise money to regulate trade. ]]> 2018-01-24 19:23:45 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402567 Shea Manning https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402700 The Connecticut Plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention by including parts from both the New Jersey and the Virginia Plans. Like how the amount of representatives each state got depended on the amount of citizens but each only got 2 senators. This made both the big states and small states happy. The Connecticut Plan was evenly balanced in between the small and large states wants and needs. Plus the Constitution still made a working government.]]> 2018-01-24 19:23:58 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402700 Elizabeth Laketa https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402742 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the constitutional convention by making compromises on the disagreements between the big and small states. It combined ideas from both plans to help the others agree on something. The bigger states wanted to decide a number of representatives based on the states population, but the New Jersey plan had each state (no matter the size) only got 2 votes. The compromise for this was to have the number of reps in the house of reps based on the states population. In the senate, each state only got two votes. The great compromise also agreed on having 3 branches of government. The next thing that was compromised on was a bicameral congress. This meant that there would be two houses in the legislative branch (The senate and the house of reps.)]]> 2018-01-24 19:24:02 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402742 Izzy Pulido https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402767 The Great Compromise broke the grid lock by combining some ideas from both the Virginia and New Jersey plans by making one big compromise called the Great Compromise. Such as, from both the Virginia, New Jersey plan they took the 3 branches (legislative, judicial, executive). Another evidence that I have found was the Great compromise took the bicameral congress idea form the Virginia and plugged into there's. Depending on the population in that specific state, it made the choice of how many representatives to bring to the Constitutional convention. One last thing I have noticed was, since the Virginia favored large states and the New Jersey plan favored small states. The Connecticut plan decided to favor both the large and small states. ]]> 2018-01-24 19:24:05 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402767 Colin Crane https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402788 The Great Compromise (Connecticut Plan) broke the gridlock at the constitutional Convention by combining the Virginia plan and the New Jersey plan. This allowed three branches of government (Executive, Legislative, Judicial) and congress was divided into 2 chambers (Senate and House of Reps). It also gave each state two votes. ]]> 2018-01-24 19:24:08 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402788 Makenzie Rusco https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402803 The great compromise helped break the gridlock and the constitutional convention by when a few different things from each plan was formed into one plan. The plan gave each side a little bit of what they wanted and helped move the 13 states along. They things taken from the two plans are , the bigger the states the more votes it gets, 2 houses of congress, 3 branches of government and each state gets two representatives in congress no matter what the size was. This is how the great compromise helped move the states along to success. ]]> 2018-01-24 19:24:08 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402803 Devin Page https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402900 The connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the conastiona convection, it included parts form the new jersey plan and the virginia plan. what the connecticut plan had was 3 branches of government the executive the judiciary and the legislative. in the senict each state had 2 votes no matter the size of the states and the house of representatives ]]> 2018-01-24 19:24:19 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402900 Makenna Jungles https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402904 The Great Compromise broke the gridlock ]]> 2018-01-24 19:24:20 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402904 Anthony Locascio 0196863 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402922 The Great Compromise(Connecticut plan) broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention because it combined what the New Jersey plan had and what the Virginia plan had.The Connecticut plan had 3 branches(executive branch,legislative branch,and judicial branch),in the senate you have two votes no matter how big your state was,in the house of reps your state's number of reps were based on the population of your state.This plan was also favored by larger states and by smaller states because it had what both states wanted in Congress..All of this information shows that the Connecticut plan(the Great Compromise)had broken the gridlock in the Constitutional Convention.]]> 2018-01-24 19:24:22 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402922 Ben Austin https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402966 The Great Compromise broke the gridlock, because the two sides agreed on one plan. In the Great compromise, they took a little bit of each plan and made it to where each side got a fair share. In the Great Compromise, they made it to where each state got two votes, this made it to where the smaller states got what they want. The Congress was Bi - Cameral, which the Virginia plan had. There were also something that they both wanted, 3 branches of government. In the Great Compromise, the larger states got more representatives., which the Virginia plan wanted.]]> 2018-01-24 19:24:28 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402966 Joe Mietus https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402979 The Connecticut plan took all the good things from the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey plan so that everyone was happy. It had the three branches(Judicial, Executive, and Legislative.) It was bicameral with two houses. The first house the house of representatives favored big states because t was based on population. The second house is the Senate. This favored small states because no matter the population each state got 2 senators.

]]> 2018-01-24 19:24:30 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402979 Jeff C. https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402981 The Great Compromise, otherwise known as the Connecticut Plan was how the constitutional convention was finally concluded. It broke the gridlock by including ideas from both plans such as the Virginia Plan, with two houses of congress. And also the New Jersey plan, as it gave each state two votes as to equalize power between states.]]> 2018-01-24 19:24:30 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402981 Bella positano https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402989 The Great compromise broke the gridlock at the constitutional convention by taking ideas from Virginia and New Jersey plan. And then they made a compromise on it. So they each got to votes no matter of the size. They took the Virginia plan which was the representatives.

]]> 2018-01-24 19:24:31 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224402989 Angelo Fornero https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224403001 the great compromise was when the representatives got together and came up with the great compromise and that is what made our country.]]> 2018-01-24 19:24:33 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224403001 Jacob O'Neill 0191086 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224403106 Because it combined both the Virginia plan and the New Jersey plan. It also made it fair between both plans and so no one was mad.They made it into where the number of reps was based on the population of the larger states.They also agreed on having 2 houses of congress,having 3 branches of government(the legislative,the executive and the judicial).And each state gets 2 senators.]]> 2018-01-24 19:24:46 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224403106 Abin Polakkattil https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224403290 The great compromise, or the connecticut plan is when the delegates took key things from the VIrginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan. The Great Compromise consisted of the 3 branches (legislative, executive, and the judicial branch.) Two houses, which was bicameral, the senate and the House of representatives. The senate was for the New Jersy plan, while the House of Representatives was for the larger state the great compromise also was based on population. Senate had 1 rep ]]> 2018-01-24 19:25:07 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224403290 Johary B. https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224403381 The Connecticut Compromise also known as The Great Compromise of 1787 or Sherman Compromise was an agreement that large and small states reached during the Constitutional Convention of 1787 that in part defined the legislative structure and representation that each state would have under the United States. ]]> 2018-01-24 19:25:19 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224403381 Andrew Peslak 0197387 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224403533 The Connecticut plan helped break the gridlock by taking half of what one side wanted, putting it in the plan, and then putting half of what the other side wanted. If they could not agree on this, they would split an idea. Such as the 3/5 slave plan. They kept going back and forth and could not keep it, because it would only give one side power. by the 3/5 slave rule, they compromised and made a fair law. Thus, by compromising each point in their government, it kept getting stronger and more agreed upon. Even though both sides were mad that they did not get some things, it was equally split apart so nobody could argue. Just about everyone agreed with the idea, and the constitution was born; meanwhile the gridlock was broken.]]> 2018-01-24 19:25:35 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224403533 Conor Smith https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224403873 The Great Compromise broke the gridlock at the constitutional convention, because they included both plans (New Jersey and Virginia) into 1 thing itself. For example, they came up with 3 branches of Government, (EXEC. LEG. JUDI) to equally share their ideas. They then eventually came up with the Idea of a Bicameral Congress. This consisted of the House of Reps and the Senate. The delegates determined that the number of representatives will differ depending on the size of the population itself. Large states preferred the House of Reps while the Senate relates back to smaller. No matter what, each state would have the offer of 2 senators. Eventually, this would make-up what today's government would be. ]]> 2018-01-24 19:26:12 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224403873 Makenna Jungles https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224406361 The Great Compromise broke the gridlock at the constitution by taking ideas from the Virginia plan and the New Jersey plan. Both Virginia and New Jersey have 3 branches of government. The New Jersey plan thought that it was fair that people get only one representative but the Virginia plan thought that it wasn't fair. The Virginia plan had 2 houses of congress and the New Jersey plan only had 1. ]]> 2018-01-24 19:30:38 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224406361 Lauren Meyer 0190434 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224408245 The Great Compromise broke the grid lock by coming up with a new plan that combine with some of the ideas]]> 2018-01-24 19:34:13 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224408245 Esada Nurceska https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224408678 The Great compromise Broke the gridlock and there took ideas from the Virginia plan and the New Jersey plan and there made the Great Compromise.There all wanted different things it was really hard for them to arrgee. There both had 3 branches. The New Jersey plan thought that it was fair they get only one representative but the Virginia Plan did not argee with that because they had more people in the Virginia plan then the New Jersey plan. The Virginia plan had 2 house of congress and the New Jersey plan only had 1 house of congress. ]]> 2018-01-24 19:35:00 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224408678 Luka Cosic https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224409030 The Great Compromise Broke the gridlock.It broke the gridlock by taking the virginia plan and the New jersey plan makes the Great Compromise.The plan had the 3 branches and they are the legislative , excuative , judical.Each of them get a vote no matter how big your population is.There was 2 houses of congress.The repersanitives are based on population.Each state gets 2 senates.]]> 2018-01-24 19:35:41 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224409030 Ryan O'Donnell https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224411012 The Great Compromise broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention. It had 2 houses of Congress,the Senate and the House of Reps. Representatives based on population and each state gets 2 senators. There were 3 branches of government, The Legislative,Exectutive,and Judicial br]]> 2018-01-24 19:39:28 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224411012 Lily Kozlowski https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224918256 The great Compromise broke the grid lock at the constitutional convention by taking stuff from the Virginia plan and the New Jersey and making a Compromise and made both plans into one and called it the great Compromise. ]]> 2018-01-26 02:08:08 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224918256 Sheridan Slivinski https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224919252 The Great Compromise determined how the constitutional convention by using both parts of the Virginia Plan and New Jersey Plan. They compromised and used parts from both plans. ]]> 2018-01-26 02:17:24 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/224919252 Zach McNally https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/225294619 The great compromise broke the gridlock by taking ideas from both plans and putting them to one plan that both large states and small state could agree on.]]> 2018-01-27 14:26:41 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/225294619 Abby Nagel https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/225468581 The great compromise broke the gridlock at the constitutional convention. They did this by using parts of both the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan and making both states happy by creating the Great Compromise. The Great Compromise included the three branches of government the Judicial, Executive, and the Legislative. They also made both the small states and the large states happy by basing the votes off of population. ]]> 2018-01-29 02:17:40 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/225468581 Francesca Rita https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/225744443 The great compromise broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention. This was done by using both the Virginia plan and the New Jersey plan- they used parts of both plans to create the great compromise. This included, 3 branches of government- legislative, executive, and Judicial branch-, 2 houses of congress, supports both large and small state for the voting process, and 3/4 of the states have to agree to change the constitution.]]> 2018-01-29 17:23:31 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/225744443 Hunter Wilson https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/225903530 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention. This happened because 3/4 of the states had to agree and federal laws were superior to state laws.]]> 2018-01-30 00:39:14 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/225903530 ADAM BROMBEREK 0190542 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/226363142 At the constitutional convention connecticut plan broke the gridlock by compromising with the virginia plan( small states)
and the new jersey plan(big states) and got little bit of both plans the result was both of thestates were happy.]]> 2018-01-30 22:23:11 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/226363142 Natalia Stanecki https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/226378763 The Connecticut plan broke the gridlock at the Constitutional Convention by putting both wants of the small states and big states.This way most states agreed.]]> 2018-01-30 23:58:29 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/226378763 Antonio Garcia https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/226858622 The connecticut plan broke the gridlock between the two plans by coming up with the great compromise which in congress there are two houses the senate which supports small states and the house of reps. that supports large states.]]> 2018-02-01 00:35:35 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/226858622 Brett macedon 0198303 https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/231169168 The great compromise broke the gridlock between the new jersey plan and the virginia plan. Both plans had very separate views on how the government should run but the great compromise was the one to overtake the two plans using ideas from both to craft a new government better than the old plans.]]> 2018-02-13 17:33:34 UTC https://padlet.com/achromcak/orv42fsrkkcv/wish/231169168